On 17 May 1914 at Nevers, France,
Madame Lucienne Cayat de Castella ascended to a height of 800m (2500 feet) while suspended horizontally by a belt under the fuselage of a
Goupy Type M biplane. She then descended using a parachute designed by her husband. She would die about two months later at an exhibition in Brussels, when her parachute malfunctioned.
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